Accurate.

so very accurate...

Benchy boats are hard on the poor ol' printers!

Those boats are tests to see how well your printer can print things. I have a friend that has a 'collection' of those boats, each labeled with the head size/temp and plastic wire used so he knows how smooth/grainy a project using them will come out.

I'd love to get one, but I don't have enough projects to make it worth the cost and learning curve to do it right ...

I've had mine for two months now and have no regrets :)

Surprised the 3D printer didn't catch fire yet.

I'm surprised he didn't just build one from scratch: or build something that built one.

 TyVulpine as delivery taur

Surprised he wasn't wearing a harness and backing up to the door.

At first view, I thought it was meant to be a computer mouse.

I suspect the Benchy Boat was to be tested by Mouse Assistant as they are wearing a lifevest... so there was a Mouse involved.

I have a Co-worker who I let be the one to experience this. I just pay him for the end result.

Normally in a smaller box because putting it together is half the fun!

So many things that can go wrong. His heavy breathing caused the 'wire' to change properties ...

No! Benchy!

Yep

Yup. Thats accurate! I know I've made my fair share of spaghetti!

I say! That must be the first time I've seen a "Centauroid" character in these comics. I'm curious as to how this will work out.

I feel bad for this dude, he wants to make a boat but instead he made 3d printed noodles

Don't be. The best time to make a mess is on the little learning tests, and not on a big project that wastes a lot of your time and plastic wire.

Ok, thanks dude

Slow down the print speed Wolf, and maybe increase the nozzle and bed temp.

Well that was anticlimactic

A familiar pain for every extrusion printer owner.

should have put a layer of gluestick down first

I'm both curious and scared to know what he was trying to print. o:

Looks like it was probably a Benchy. It's a boat model popularly used as a standard test/reference when calibrating 3D printers.

Ah, I see.

To be fair: that's how it starts with every first time 3d print user

RIP Benchy lol

At voron speeds, the rest of that benchy went from boat to spaghetti in ten secoonds flat

Mouse assistant.

Noooo bed adhesion issues! My nemesis!

Welcome to 3D printing.

I’m surprised he didn’t try to recreate something like the Demon Core with that printer.

3D printers keep making flying spaghetti monsters.

Yep

Um... WTF that device for? 0_o

Making almost anything in 3D. But like everything else there's a learning curve and far too many ways to ruin a project.

A definite glitch in the programing. Call tech support!

A glitch in the matrix?

That's definitely the last thing Wolf needs. We're about to see the origin story for a new villain xD

That's a very cursed version of 3DBenchy

yep, 100% true.
And then all the people come over "printing is so easy. you just have to press PLAY"...

I see a poorly disguised voron 2.4

I never got into 3D printing, but I can relate to this moment. In the late 1990s, I invested in a CD burner, a second hard drive for my PC, and video capture card with editing software. I was excited, for I had grand plans to get into video editing. The card and software's rendering capabilities were NOT as advertised. The CD burner and hard drive came in handy for other purposes, but I wound up sending the capture card to a friend who wanted it for grabbing still images from video.

For making a spaghetti dish, it's good !

Am I seeing Mouse Assistant in a lifevest... ready to test the Benchy Boat?

I'd love a 3d printer I can just unbox, plug in, and it prints just fine. The tech is getting there.

Yup did that on my first ever print!

mousy is not impressed.

I can Imagine the M.Bison Yes scene with this, also cute delivery grump. :3

accurate, wolf should ask his artist friends maybe one of them have experience with 3d

Don't know what kind of filament he's using so can't give advice.
Though the industry has grown up. You can buy a sub 500 to 600 dollar printer than can do what you would have to spend a couple of thousand plus weeks of time to set up yourself not long ago.

I know that feeling. It's miserable.

Why is the delivery guy not wearing pants?

Ty doesn’t wear pants. Pants are too hard for taurs.

But if he wore pants, would he wear them from the back soles up to above his "hips" or on all four legs up to mid torso?...

*Cue Michael Scott from "The Office" screaming "NO!!!"*

I am repairing a lot of those 3d printer, well half of those 40, nothing wrong with them, 10 of those easy to stuss out, 9 of those need a part replacement. One, it isn't hard but damaged in the cable, a written off and use the part that need replacement on the other printer. Now the fun bit, how to get rid of them all.

had that happen to me last night. annoying >.<

3D printers man